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Re-entry ban horror stories pile up in Japan's Indian community This article is about Kaushik Kumar and thousands of other Indian residents of Japan who were stuck in their homeland due to an entry ban on foreign arrivals, to protect the country from the COVID-19. Japan Times, 10 Aug 2020.
Pandemic leaves Indian cooks in Japan dependent on bosses and the state This article explains the situation of Indians working in Indian restaurants whose al ready low wages have been cut by the Covid pandemic and who are finding it difficult to send money back home to family in India. Japan Times, 21 Jun, 2020.
Yogendra Puranik - foreign resident from India, now has Japanese nationality and has become an elected politician in Edogawa Ward.
Yogendra Puranik became Japan’s first Indian-origin politician. Here’s how, Global Indian, 2021.
Yogendra Puranik, Wikipedia
Indians in Japan: a Wikipedia article
Japan Tries To Recruit IT Engineers From India, But It Won't Work Japan's efforts to recruit Indian IT engineers won't work. For a simple reason: these engineers are better off at home. Forbes, 30 Jun, 2017
Indian migrant families in Japan face harsh choice Looks at the situation of a Sikh family seeking asylum in Japan especially of their son who was born and has grown up in Japan.
Japan and India - Little India � Indian Community of Edogawa (ICE)
New school in Tokyo opened amid rise in number of Indian residents This 2004 Japan Times article begins "An explosion in the number of Indian workers here has prompted a long-term Indian resident of Tokyo to open a school that offers her compatriots' children an opportunity to learn about their cultural heritage."
Indian schools make a mark This is a 2007 Japan Times article that reports on ther growing number of Indian international schools in Japan.
Emerging of An Indian Community in Tokyo: A Case Study of Nishikasai looks into how "the Indian residents create the living space as ‘own space’, taking a case study of one of the well-known areas for dominant presence of Indians, Nishikasai, in Tokyo."